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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She was clad now in only brassiere and panties, except, of course, for two bracelets, and a locked ring, on her left ankle. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #185)
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9 185 She was clad now in only brassiere and panties, View more quotes about except">except, of course, for two bracelets, and a locked ring, on her left ankle.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 182 She freed the stockings from it, unfastened it, put it to the side, and then, sitting on the marbled floor, rolled the stockings down, and removed them.
9 183 As she removed the stockings, there could be no mistaking the loveliness of her thighs, the sweet bend of her legs at the knees, the turn of her calves, these lovelinesses each, slowly, in turn, being bared.
9 184 She then, again, stood.
9 185 She was clad now in only brassiere and panties, except, of course, for two bracelets, and a locked ring, on her left ankle.
9 186 "Loosen your hair," he said.
9 187 She did so, and shook it loose.
9 188 It was very beautiful, dark brown, and glossy.
She freed the stockings from it, unfastened it, put it to the side, and then, sitting on the marbled floor, rolled the stockings down, and removed them. As she removed the stockings, there could be no mistaking the loveliness of her thighs, the sweet bend of her legs at the knees, the turn of her calves, these lovelinesses each, slowly, in turn, being bared. She then, again, stood. She was clad now in only brassiere and panties, except, of course, for two bracelets, and a locked ring, on her left ankle. "Loosen your hair," he said. She did so, and shook it loose. It was very beautiful, dark brown, and glossy. - (Prize of Gor)